Master Cecil,

My home is North Facing (Main door) with a protrusion in the West. As per my birth date, I should live in a South-East facing home.

In my good sectors there is a 2^nd bedroom in East(longevity), a smaller bedroom in SE(excellent) and another small bedroom in (South)

In my bad sectors the Master Bedroom is in NE (Death), Living Room in NW (Disaster), Study in West (Irritation) and empty Space (back yard) in SW (spook).

Seek your advice on what I can do to improve the Chi in both the good and bad sectors.

Regards

1. Take a look at this link: http://www.geomancy.net/events/CDL_FS_Talk/talk_1_slide_19.htm
2. Frankly, you are only trying to apply "one miserable" concept of Feng Shui.
3. As the above link implies: there are many "styles" in Kung Fu and in Feng Shui; there are many concepts not just again : Feng Shui cannot rely only on the Eight House concept.
4. No wonder, drawing a parallel to Kung Fu, one would be beaten to a pulp if one applies one concept only...
5. The same goes, here..
6. By "hook or by ...... " one has to apply more concepts then talk about realistic ways to either:-
6.1. Enhance qi and hey!
6.2. Also neutralise bad qi...
The saying goes it takes two hands to clap.....
7. In today's modern Feng Shui:-
7.1. Shapes and Forms = a must have
7.2. Compass School: Eight house PLUS Flying Star
7.3. Ba Zi Feng Shui

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On 12/29/2011 2:47:10 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,
My home is North Facing (Main
door) with a protrusion in the
West. As per my birth date, I
should live in a South-East
facing home.
In my good sectors there is a
2nd bedroom in
East(longevity), a smaller
bedroom in SE(excellent) and
another small bedroom in
(South)
In my bad sectors the Master
Bedroom is in NE (Death),
Living Room in NW (Disaster),
Study in West (Irritation) and
empty Space (back yard) in SW
(spook).
Seek your advice on what I can
do to improve the Chi in both
the good and bad
sectors.Regards